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ANU School of Regulation and Global Governance (RegNet) undertakes interdisciplinary research and education in governance and regulation associated with major social, health and environmental issues. Their work is based on principles of social justice, sustainability and human wellbeing. We test and develop theory, provide rigorous qualitative and quantitative empirical evidence on important issues, and proactively engage in the public and policy debates in Australia, the Asia Pacific region and internationally. They work in the following thematic areas: Climate, energy & the environment; Law, justice and human rights; Society, safety & health; Trade, investment & intellectual property.

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Technologies of the self' and some Contradictions of the Enabling State: The Case of Tax Effective Schemes in Australia

Author(s)Australian National University. Regulatory Institutions Network; Hobson, Kersty
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date CreatedMar-04
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Chop-Chop: The Illegal Cigarette Market in Australia

Author(s)Australian National University. Regulatory Institutions Network; Geis, Gil
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date CreatedJan-05
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Mass Marketed Tax Schemes and Self Assessment: Shifting the Goal Posts?

Author(s)Australian National University. Regulatory Institutions Network; Australian National University. Centre for Tax System Integrity
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date CreatedAug-04
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Meta Regulation of Justice

Author(s)Australian National University. Regulatory Institutions Network; Braithwaite, John
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date CreatedSep-05
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Rethinking criminology through radical diversity in Asian reconciliation

Author(s)Braithwaite, John
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date Created2015-01
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How High is The Inventive Step? Some Empirical Evidence

Author(s)Moir, Hazel V J
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date Created2009
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Who benefits? An empirical analysis of Australian and US patent ownership

Author(s)Moir, Hazel V J
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date Created2008-10
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What are the costs and benefits of patent systems?

Author(s)Moir, Hazel V J
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date Created2008-10
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The Gretley coal mine disaster: reflections on the finding that mine managers were to blame

Author(s)Hopkins, Andrew
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date Created2005
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An evaluation of certain criticisms of the NSW OHS Act

Author(s)Hopkins, Andrew
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date Created2005
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Evaluating mine safety legislation in Queensland

Author(s)Gunningham, Neil
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date Created2005
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Studying organisational cultures and their effects on safety

Author(s)Hopkins, Andrew
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date Created2006
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A corporate dilemma: to be a learning organisation or to minimise liability

Author(s)Hopkins, Andrew
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date Created2005
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Take me to your employer: the organisational reach of occupational health and safety regulation

Author(s)Johnstone, Richard; Wilson, Therese
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date Created2005
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The OHS regulatory challenges posed by agency workers: evidence From Australia

Author(s)Johnstone, Richard; Quinlan, Michael
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date Created2005
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A model for best practice safety regulation in the mining industry

Author(s)Hopkins, Andrew; Wilkinson, Peter
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date Created2005
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What are we to make of safe behaviour programs?

Author(s)Hopkins, Andrew
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date Created2005
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The Missing Link – Regulating Occupational Health and Safety Support

Author(s)Bluff, Liz
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date Created2005
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Safety Regulation and the Mining Inspectorate – Lessons From Western Australia

Author(s)Gunningham, Neil
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date Created2005
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Regulating Occupational Health and Safety in a Changing Labour Market

Author(s)Johnstone, Richard
TypeWorking/Technical Paper
Date Published-
Date Created2005
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A Discussion Paper for Developing a Regulatory Framework for Not-For-Profits

Australian COVID-19 policy responses: Good for health equity or a missed opportunity?

Beakers and Borders: Export Controls and the Life-sciences under the Defence Trade Controls Act 2012

How relevant is the role of values in child protection practice? A national survey of statutory child protection staff 2009: Preliminary findings

Complex lives, complex needs, complex service systems: Community worker perspectives on the needs of families involved with ACT care and protection services

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